❓ A WA parliamentary question addresses residential access, speed limits, and recent changes to speed limits on Warnbro Sound Avenue. The response details speed limit changes due to increased crashes and roadside activity, deeming the changes permanent but subject to review.
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In respect of Warnbro Sound Avenue, a four-lane dual carriageway, will the parliamentary secretary advise - (1) How many residential driveways, if any, have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue? (2) What is the speed limit on this road? (3) Has the speed limit recently been changed along any or all of Warnbro Sound Avenue? (4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(1) How many residential driveways, if any, have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue? (2) What is the speed limit on this road? (3) Has the speed limit recently been changed along any or all of Warnbro Sound Avenue? (4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(2) What is the speed limit on this road? (3) Has the speed limit recently been changed along any or all of Warnbro Sound Avenue? (4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(3) Has the speed limit recently been changed along any or all of Warnbro Sound Avenue? (4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(1) How many residential driveways, if any, have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue? (2) What is the speed limit on this road? (3) Has the speed limit recently been changed along any or all of Warnbro Sound Avenue? (4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(2) What is the speed limit on this road? (3) Has the speed limit recently been changed along any or all of Warnbro Sound Avenue? (4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(3) Has the speed limit recently been changed along any or all of Warnbro Sound Avenue? (4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(4) For what reason has the speed limit been lowered? (5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(5) Is this a permanent or temporary measure? Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
Hon G.T. GIFFARD replied: I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(1) Warnbro Sound Avenue is a local government road under the care and control of the City of Rockingham. According to the council, no residential driveways have direct access to Warnbro Sound Avenue. All driveways facing Warnbro Sound Avenue are on service roads that connect to Warnbro Sound Avenue. (2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(2) The speed limit is 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and 80 kilometres an hour from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road in Secret Harbour. A school zone 40 kilometres an hour limit operating from 7.30 to 9.30 am and 2.30 to 4.00 pm is applicable outside Warnbro Community High School from 230 metres north of Palm Springs Boulevard to 30 metres south of Grand Boulevard. (3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(3) The speed zone changed on 1 June 2001 from 80 kilometres an hour to 70 kilometres an hour from Safety Bay Road to Port Kennedy Drive and included provision of the school zone. The section from Port Kennedy Drive to Anstey Road remains unchanged at 80 kilometres an hour. (4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(4) The speed limit has been reviewed following submissions by the City of Rockingham and the member for Rockingham. The review indicated a need to reduce the speed limit, as outlined above, because there had been a higher than average increase in crashes and roadside activities had increased. The speed reduction would ensure the speed environment for Warnbro Sound Avenue was consistent with similar roads. (5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
(5) The speed changes are considered to be permanent but, like all roads, are subject to monitoring and review when necessary.
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